Spokane Beats Seattle 8 to 2 in Second Game
Spokane pounded Seattle 8 to 2 as Wright and Coy dominated the mound and fielding sparkle by the Indians plus five Seattle errors. Lussi Cahill and Adams starred in miscues that produced key runs and a one sided score in the June 4 game.
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Siwashes
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Cahill
Adams
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Yesterday's Games Portland 6 Loe Ange At Frisco
Sports brief notes results from yesterday with teams in Portland Frisco and Oakland. Final scores show Frisco seven to four in one game and Portland scored six in another. No additional context or names provided for teams or leagues.
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Loe Ange
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Oakland
Girls' Athletic Association Elects Officers at Washington High
The Washington high school Girls' Athletic Association elected Lela Shahan president Frances Jackling as vice president Dolly McGregor as secretary and Eva Skinner as treasurer. They will hold office for the next school year.
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Great Northern to Extend Line From Winnipeg to Calgary
J. J. Hill, chairman of the Great Northern railway, told the Associated Boards of Trade of Saskatchewan that once BC gaps are filled and a line rebuilt to Calgary, the system will extend from Winnipeg to Calgary and through Northern Saskatchewan to Calgary.
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Fleet at Navy Yard Battleship Foots Way
Boats depart Pier 2 at the Navy Yard ten trips each day from the foot of Yealer Way, moving in regular service.
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Navy Yard
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Cullen Sealer Versus Scaler Set for Tent Ring Show
Promoter Johnnie Reid moves boxing bout to a large circus tent to avoid rain with raised seating inside for clear views. Tickets already selling well amid hopes of record attendance as Cullen and Scaler train hard and vow to fight to the end.
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Charlie Wilson
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Canucks Whitewash Aberdeen In Dugdale Park Blowout
Vancouver defeated Aberdeen 4 to 0 as Murd orff Quigley infield plays spark the win. Hyatt Nordyke and Paddock homered. Donovan stole four bases. Starkell held Aberdeen to eight hits. Paddock, a Beattie boy, hit long drives for Vancouver.
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Tie Scores Tight Mix as Vancouver Plays Aberdeent Feud
A fast afternoon clash pits Vancouver against Aberdeent at 3 30. Gua The and Bogie prepare to face each other on the firing line. Indiew day adds a festive note to the event.
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Boxing Hamlit Bout and Navy Baseball Highlight Card
Hill Papke and Stanley Ketchel meet in Milwaukee for a highly anticipated ten round fight with betting favorite Ketchel. Also scrapped Krant Gardner bout. possible rematch clash with Guggies eyed. Navy notes include Annapolis beating West Point 16 to 6 before 10,000 and Douglas the navy halfback pitching, Ted Geary returning to ready Spirit for Rival trial races.
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Beattie rowing push eyed as Washington U rivals loom
Mayor John F. Miller champions Beattie business support to sponsor crews sent east or bring eastern rowers west. Connibear's boys expected to perform, while local hoops and tennis events entertain looming Beattie schedules and exploits. Monticello sails from Flyer dock at 6 30 and 0 30 a m and 1 30 and 4 5 a m.
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Connibear's Boys
Mrs Burns 18 with Tommy in London tour
Tommy Haros, wife Mrs Burns, arrives in England and plans a profitable theatrical tour. Burns will perform for about ten weeks, earning $1,100 weekly. Paria opposition to meet on June 12, while Hallard baseball hosts the Nationals the next afternoon.
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